21Mar2014 | Remembering the Mexican Leader Benito Juarez Latin Times Benito Juarez was born on March 21, 1806 in a small town in the Oaxaca mountains. He was of pure indigenous blood. However, with his strength and courage, he became a key figure in Mexico's march to modernization. |
21Mar2014 | Mexico Accepts UN Human Rights Report, Says Recommendations Will Be Acted Upon The News Mexico on Thursday accepted 166 of the 176 human rights recommendations proposed by the United Nations in a report earlier this week. |
21Mar2014 | Coming Soon: Service Robots for Home or Work AssociatedPress Service oriented robots made their debut at the Innorobo trade show in France. The robots can navigate large crowds and identify objects for human owners. |
21Mar2014 | More Than a Year After Its Launch, Mexican Hunger Crusade Raises Questions The Associated Press More than a year after President Pena Nieto launched what he called a national crusade against hunger, the government says 3 million Mexicans are eating better. However, independent experts say that number is questionable and the crusade against hunger appears to be doing far less than advertised. |
21Mar2014 | Thousands Gather to Observe Spring Equinox at El Castillo Pyramid in Chichen Itza The Yucatan Times Every spring thousands flock to Chichen Itza to watch Kukulcan, the feathered serpent god of the Maya, crawl down the pyramid El Castillo during the equinox. |
21Mar2014 | Mexican Oil Rush Is On as Ex-President Fox Gets Black Gold Fever Bloomberg Mexican companies are racing to be first in line to invest in the country’s energy industry even before lawmakers pass final legislation that would end a 76-year state monopoly. |
21Mar2014 | New Weight Loss Technique Approved in Mexico: Swallowing a Pill ABC News A new capsule could help people lose 20 to 30 pounds in a few months without surgery, but Americans must leave the country to get it. |
21Mar2014 | Drug Cartels Rely on Big Banks to Launder Profits NPR.org The Sinaloa Cartel, headquartered on Mexico's northern Pacific Coast, is constantly exploring new ways to launder its gargantuan profits. |
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